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Birthing hospitals across the state are providing postpartum patients with an orange bracelet as a reminder to watch for urgent maternal warning signs and get help quickly if they appear.
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Connecticut Hospital Association | CHA > Resources > CDC Hear Her Urgent Maternal Warning Signs Poster (11×17) – Spanish
